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Solar System Equilibrium Dynamic Parameters

How Many
Rotation Orbit/Rota Times
% of @ Axis/ tionAroun Axis Orbital Average Average Planets Propulsion
Force?
Sun Names Perpetua d Planet Speed Distance speed Density Density Propulsio Centrifugal (Sun/Other
Dia of Planets l Sun Dia KM @ Suface Sun Dia from Sun around Sun in CM^3 Volume in KM^3 Planet Mass n force Force Planets)
Gram/
% Planet Days Days Km Km/Hour Km Km Km/Hour CM^3 CuKM T/KM^3 T TKM/Hour TonneHour Number
0.35 Mercury 59 88 4850 10.7604 1391020 57910000 87175 5.43 5.97E+10 5430000000 3.24E+20 2.83E+25 2.54E+26 78211
0.86 Venus 243 224.7 12000 6.464182 1391020 108200000 63437 5.24 9.05E+11 5240000000 4.74E+21 3.01E+26 7.95E+26 7353
0.90 Earth 1 365 12500 1636.246 1391020 150000000 107838 5.51 1.02E+12 5510000000 5.63E+21 6.08E+26 2.62E+27 3639
0.49 Mars 1.025 687 6790 867.1307 1391020 227900000 43556 3.93 1.64E+11 3930000000 6.44E+20 2.81E+25 9.00E+25 78820
10.28 Jupiter 0.38819 4380 142980 48213.05 1391020 778500000 23287 1.33 1.53E+15 1330000000 2.04E+24 4.74E+28 3.86E+27 47
8.67 Saturn 0.41667 4380 120536 37867.5 1391020 1434000000 42877 0.0687 9.17E+14 68700000 6.30E+22 2.70E+27 4.80E+26 819
3.67 Uranus 0.70833 30660 51118 9446.584 1391020 2871000000 12260 1.27 6.99E+13 1270000000 8.88E+22 1.09E+27 1.31E+26 2031
3.56 Neptune 0.66667 60225 49500 9719.302 1391020 4495000000 9771 1.64 6.35E+13 1640000000 1.04E+23 1.02E+27 1.00E+26 2173
Pluto/
0.17088 Dwarft 6.4 90520 2377 48.61696 1391020 4495000000 6501 1.27 7.03E+09 1270000000 8.93E+18 5.81E+22 7.94E+22 38089391

Gram/
% Planet Days Days Km Km/Hour Km Km Km/Hour CM^3 CuKM T/KM^3 T TKM/Hour TonneHour
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Planet's
Internal
Propulsio
Density Escape Luminosity/
Volume Surface Perimeter Gram Velocity Luminosity KM^2 n force
Dia KM KM^3 Area KM^2 KM in CM^3 Mass T KM/HR W W Planet Mass TKM/HR
Sun 1391020 4.49E+17 6.08E+12 4370018.21 1.41 1.99E+24 2223720 3.83E+26 6.30E+13 1.99E+24 2.21E+30
A velocity more than 2.5MillionKM/Hour is required to escape Sun from its absorption of vehicle
Escape
Velocity Lowest velocity, which a body must have, in order to escape gravitational attraction of a particular planet or other object. Velocity much more than Escape velocity is required to be back from Sun's surface
KM KM PI KM^3 KM^3 % KM^2

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Solar System Volume Illumination

Volume Illumination of Percentage Envelope
Envelope/Cove Imaginary Imaginary/ Solids/Sphe of Solids to Projected Surface
rage Dia ### Radius 5E+10 3.14 Envelope Volume 5.24E+32 res 2.58E+15 Space 4.93E-16 Negligible Area 3.14159E+22

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Above table gives certain information, pertinent Solar System, based on various references used from web
1 Solar system comprising of various planets is working in dynamic equilibrium
2 All planets are revolving around their repective axes, continuously
3 Planets other than Sun are also, revolving around Sun with defined velocities/speeds
4 How many days does one planet consume to move around at its axis are indicated
5 How many days does one planet consume to move around Sun are indicated
6 Diameter & Volume of each planet is indicated
7 Each planet own rotating speed & speed around Sun (Orbital speed) are indicated
8 Propulsion force produced by each planet, except Sun, because of Orbital movement is indicated
9 Respective Centrifugal Forces are also, indicated
10 Parameters respecting Sun are indicated seperately, because Sun does not rotate around itself, but only on its axis
11 Earth rotates on its axis @ 1636 KM/HR & Around Sun @ 108088 KM/HR
12 Escape Velocity of Sun is 2223720 KM/HR, means there exists no planet that can face Sun's self revolving Velocity
13 Diameter of Sun is 13.91 Million KM, whereas, Earth is only 12500 KM in Diameter
14 Amazingly, Sun's Internal Propulsion Force is enormously Number of Times of other Planets' Propulsion Force
15 This Number varies from minimum 47 to maximum 78581 for Jupiter & Mars respectively
16 For Earth, it is only 3631
17 Earth is moving around Sun @ 107838 or more, which is highest planetary speed around Sun among all other planets
18 If, some missile or racket attacks surface of Earth from space, Earth could be Jeopardised very badly
19 If, some racket is launched from Earth for a trajectory to enter space & then commanded to return to Earth to attack it,
20 Earth can be endangered & its existence can be challenged by some devils minds
21 No vehicle could be designed & built to reach Sun & even, if it reaches Sun,
22 it does not look feasible to have a speed of say 2.5Million/Hour, When it reaches
23 Illumination power at Sun is 38300000000000000000000000 Watts, which is impossible to be digested by planets
24 Earth produces Propulsion Force 60900000000000000000000000 TKM/Hour, Highest among all Planets, except Sun
25 Solar system imaginary envelope volume is 5.24E+32 KM^3, which surface is illumined by Sun
26 Solar system imaginary envelope surface is 3.1416E+22 KM^3, which surface is illumined by Sun
27 Sun's Internal Propulsion Force is 2.21E+30TKM/HR, while all planets move on total 5.32E+28TKM/HR
28 Sun imparts Luminosity to all planets @ 6.3E+13W/KM^2 of its surface area
29 Illumination to Planets exposed surface areas 0.5 of all Planets surface area 1.26955E+11= 63477500000 KM^2
30 Conclusion per above data suggests that Sun with its internal propulsion energy 2.21E+30TKM/H presumably, transfers to other planets 2.4E+00
31 Since energy cannot be destroyed, this reformed energy spreads into Sun's surrounding spaces, reaches to other planets, working to create buoyancy effec
32 Planets self developed propulsion forces are used for their own perpetual & forward movements in orbits
33 Sequence of orbital speed is, Earth 1st highest, Mercury 2nd, Venus 3rd highest, Mars 4th , Saturn 5th highest, Jupiter 6th highest, Uranus & Pluto Lowe
34 Venus has longest day=243 Earth days, Mercury is 2nd longer = 59 Earth days, Jupiter's day=39% Earth day shortest one
35 Worked out based on 2.3*10^25 radius, number of solar systems, based on solar system volume & 25% sky volume 2.43E+37

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Sun's self
Planetary Planet's
motion's distance
Relative from Planets
Propulsion Centre of Surface
% Sun Area

% KM KM^2
1.28E-03 58605510 73898113.2
1.36E-02 108895510 452389342
2.75E-02 150695510 490873852
1.27E-03 228595510 144840302
2.14E+00 779195510 6.4224E+10
1.22E-01 1.435E+09 4.5644E+10
4.92E-02 2.872E+09 8209138445
4.60E-02 4.496E+09 7697687399

2.63E-06 4.496E+09 17750403.8

#s of
Solar
Systems @
2.3*10^25
&1/4 sky
volume
Universe coverage 2.43E+37
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Plenetry
Propulsion Planets
Force/Sun Surface
Propulsion Area
Force % KM^2
2.40E+00 1.2696E+11

TKM/HR

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Planetary
Propulsio
n Force 5.32E+28

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at Sun with its internal propulsion energy 2.21E+30TKM/H presumably, transfers to other planets 2.4E+00
reformed energy spreads into Sun's surrounding spaces, reaches to other planets, working to create buoyancy effects

highest, Mercury 2nd, Venus 3rd highest, Mars 4th , Saturn 5th highest, Jupiter 6th highest, Uranus & Pluto Lowest

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